Hey Felix - can you elaborate? I'm already using:
loop_control:
label: "{{ item.item }}"
As shown in my post. It doesn't quench the output of the items. Am I
missing something?
Rob
On Monday, January 28, 2019 at 2:11:57 PM UTC-5, Felix Fontein wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> check out the label
Hey Jonathan - thanks for the suggestion, but -v doesn't help. If I
include no_log: True, including -v just outputs the same:
TASK [Confirming ownership of filesystems]
*
ok: [localhost] => (item=(censored due to no_log)) => {"censored": "the
output has
Hey all-
I'm using stat and with_items to check proper ownership of various files.
Is there any way to reduce the volume of output (i.e., eliminate everything
in red, below)?
rowagn@localhost:~/data-platform/oracle/ansible/db12r2$ cat test.yml
---
- hosts: localhost
tasks:
- name: Stat
Nevermind; figured this out. Was actually pretty simple. I declared a
variable as an empty string, iterated over the hosts w/ hostvars, updated
the variable with the item, and used when: (variable | length > 0 ) and
(ps_output | length > 0). Including the variable in the when: test was
Hey all-
I need to find the first host in the inventory running a particular
process. I can query the hosts to look for the process using a shell
pipeline and register the output in a variable (call it ps_output). But
I'm stuck on how to iterate over the hosts, examining the value of
Hey all-
I'm having more problems w/ the dig lookup. If I statically define a list
of hosts to lookup as a variable, it works. But if I return the list of
hosts from another script, it fails. Here's a simple example:
$ cat test.py
#!/usr/bin/env python
import json
hostList = []
Hey all - I'm trying to lookup the IPs for a list of FQDNs. The dig lookup
is close to what I need, but it appears to return a list of IPs for a
single FQDN; when using with_items, it yields each of the IPs for that FQDN
(https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/2.5/plugins/lookup/dig.html). Any idea
Ah, yes. Makes sense now. Thanks Kai.
Rob
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Thanks very much, Kai. This does help my understanding. I was trying to
use default() after the b.stdout to generate the JSON (i.e., have default
generate '{ "a": "[]" }') and wasn't having any luck because of all the
nested quotes. I still consider it counterintuitive that Ansible evaluates
I'm running into the infamous issue where with_items isn't skipped if when
evaluates to false (https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/13791). That
said, I'm at loss as to how to workaround my particular issue.
Consider these two tasks (simplified for discussion):
#> cat b.yml
---
- hosts:
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